Skip to content
Bennett Carroll Solicitors- Legal Problem Solvers- Queensland Lawyers - Header Logo
  • Home
  • About Us
    • About Us
    • Meet the Team
  • Practice Areas
    • Commercial & Business
      • Commercial & Business Law
      • Business Partnership Disputes
      • Building & Construction Law
    • Family Law
      • Family Law
      • Family Law Involving Business
    • Wills + Estates
      • Wills + Estates Overview
      • Wills + Planning
      • Managing an Estate
      • Will + Estate Disputes
    • Conveyancing
      • Conveyancing + Property Law
      • Conveyancing Quote
      • Real Estate Agents
    • Criminal + Litigation
      • Litigation
      • Criminal + Traffic Law
  • Resources
    • Advice + Articles
    • Free Legal Health Check
    • Toolkits & Guides
    • Legal Fees & Costs
    • Help Choosing a Law Firm
    • 10 Awkward Questions
  • Contact Us
  • Home
  • About Us
    • About Us
    • Meet the Team
  • Practice Areas
    • Commercial & Business
      • Commercial & Business Law
      • Business Partnership Disputes
      • Building & Construction Law
    • Family Law
      • Family Law
      • Family Law Involving Business
    • Wills + Estates
      • Wills + Estates Overview
      • Wills + Planning
      • Managing an Estate
      • Will + Estate Disputes
    • Conveyancing
      • Conveyancing + Property Law
      • Conveyancing Quote
      • Real Estate Agents
    • Criminal + Litigation
      • Litigation
      • Criminal + Traffic Law
  • Resources
    • Advice + Articles
    • Free Legal Health Check
    • Toolkits & Guides
    • Legal Fees & Costs
    • Help Choosing a Law Firm
    • 10 Awkward Questions
  • Contact Us
Advice & Articles

Legal update on the Proposed Property Law Bill 2023 (Qld)

  • Published: 26 April 2023
  • Last Updated: 22 May 2024

The Property Law Bill (Qld) 2023 was introduced to Queensland Parliament on 23 February 2023 – The Scheme is a significant change to conveyancing in Queensland and it will be vital that people in the industry are familiar with it.  The proposed bill is over 120 pages long so we’ve summarised some key points.

  • E-Property Laws
  • Instalment Contracts
  • Land Lotto – are you entitled to land?
  • Leases
  • Mortgages
  • Seller Disclosure Scheme

 

Please contact us if you have any questions in relation to this matter or if we can assist you with any other legal matter. We have offices across South East Queensland with the capability to work electronically through Queensland and Australia.

Call us on 1300 334 566 or email info@bcglaw.com.au and safeguard your interests every step of the way- We are your legal problem solvers.

Legal update on the Proposed Property Law Bill 2023 The Property Law Bill (Qld) 2023 was introduced to Queensland Parliament on 23 February 2023 – The proposed bill is over 120 pages long. We’ve summarised some key points.

The Property Law Bill (Qld) 2023 was introduced to Queensland Parliament on 23 February 2023 – The proposed bill is over 120 pages long. We’ve summarised some key points. • E-Property Laws • Instalment Contracts • Land Lotto – are you entitled to land? • Leases • Mortgages • Seller Disclosure Scheme Please contact us if you have any questions in relation to this matter or if we can assist you with any other legal matter.

Related Articles

Disclosing flood affected properties in Queensland- Conveyancing Purchasing

Disclosing flood affected properties in Queensland- Conveyancing Purchasing

Understanding Special Residential Contract Conditions: Key Clauses to Protect Your Real Estate Transaction in Queensland

Seller Disclosure Scheme - Proposed Property Law Bill 2023 Summary . The Property Law Bill (Qld) 2023 was introduced to Queensland Parliament on 23 February 2023 – The proposed bill is over 120 pages long. We’ve summarised some key points.

Seller Disclosure Scheme – Proposed Property Law Bill 2023 Summary

What Happens to a House When Someone Dies? Estate Transfers and Legal Steps

This detailed guide provides essential legal clarity for anyone considering buying an apartment or house off-the-plan in Queensland. We break down the process of off-the-plan conveyancing, explain the legal implications of sunset clauses and the circumstances under which a developer can terminate, and outline the new deposit protections introduced by the Property Law Act 2023 (Qld). Learn how to check the developer's finances and what happens if the development is delayed or the building plans change before settlement. This is vital reading to help protect your investment and ensure your contract is legally sound.

Buying Off-the-Plan in Queensland: A Guide to Conveyancing, Sunset Clauses, and the Property Law Act

Agent in the Middle- What happens if there is a ‘mistake’ in the contract?

Agent in the Middle- What happens if there is a ‘mistake’ in the contract?

This information is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute specific or personal legal advice. Please consult with a qualified member of our team for advice regarding your specific situation.

PrevPreviousSeller Disclosure Scheme – Proposed Property Law Bill 2023 Summary
NextHow to make a will & What happens when you’re left out of a will? Open AI Bot vs Real Lawyer (Legal Q&A)Next
Serving Clients Across Queensland
Bennett Carroll Solicitors is a proud member of the Queensland Law Society (QLS)

Practice areas

  • Commercial + Business
  • Litigation
  • Family Law
  • Wills + Estates
  • Conveyancing
  • Building + Construction Law
  • Criminal + Traffic

learn more

  • About Us
  • Meet the Team
  • Advice + Articles
  • Contact Us
  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • Facebook

Our Office Locations in SEQ - click to view

  • Brisbane North - Stafford
  • Brisbane South - Upper Mount Gravatt
  • Sunshine Coast - Kawana Waters
  • Gold Coast - Mermaid Beach
  • Ipswich- By Appointment Only
  • Brisbane Central- By Appointment Only

Get In Touch

  • 1300 334 566
  • Click to Email
  • 8.30am - 5pm Monday - Friday
  • Chat With Us (Bottom of this page)
  • Bennett Carroll Solicitors
  • 1300 334 566
Copyright 2025 © Bennett Carroll. All rights reserved.